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Features of Object-Oriented Programming ............. 9-3 MATLAB Data Class Hierarchy ...................... 9-3 Creating Objects .................................. 9-4 Invoking Methods on Objects ........................ 9-4 Private Methods .................................. 9-5 Helper Functions .................................. 9-6 Debugging Class Methods .......................... 9-6 Setting Up Class Directories ........................ 9-6 Data Structure ................................... 9-7 Tips for C++ and Java Programmers .................. 9-8 Designing User Classes in MATLAB ................. 9-9 The MATLAB Canonical Class ....................... 9-9 The Class Constructor Method ....................... 9-10 Examples of Constructor Methods .................... 9-12 Identifying Objects Outside the Class Directory ......... 9-12 The display Method ................................ 9-13 Accessing Object Data .............................. 9-13 The set and get Methods ............................ 9-14 Indexed Reference Using subsref and subsasgn ......... 9-15 Handling Subscripted Reference ..................... 9-16 Handling Subscripted Assignment .................... 9-19 Object Indexing Within Methods ..................... 9-20 Defining end Indexing for an Object .................. 9-20 Indexing an Object with Another Object ............... 9-21 Converter Methods ................................ 9-22 Overloading Operators and Functions ............... 9-23 Overloading Operators ............................. 9-23 Overloading Functions ............................. 9-25 Example — A Polynomial Class ..................... 9-26 Polynom Data Structure ............................ 9-26 Polynom Methods ................................. 9-26 The Polynom Constructor Method .................... 9-27 Converter Methods for the Polynom Class ............. 9-28 The Polynom display Method ........................ 9-30 The Polynom subsref Method ........................ 9-31 Overloading Arithmetic Operators for polynom ......... 9-32 Overloading Functions for the Polynom Class .......... 9-34 Listing Class Methods ............................. 9-36 xvi Contents
Building on Other Classes .......................... 9-38 Simple Inheritance ................................ 9-38 Multiple Inheritance ............................... 9-40 Aggregation ...................................... 9-40 Example — Assets and Asset Subclasses ............. 9-41 Inheritance Model for the Asset Class ................. 9-42 Asset Class Design ................................ 9-42 Other Asset Methods .............................. 9-43 The Asset Constructor Method ....................... 9-43 The Asset get Method .............................. 9-44 The Asset set Method .............................. 9-45 The Asset subsref Method .......................... 9-46 The Asset subsasgn Method ......................... 9-47 The Asset display Method ........................... 9-48 The Asset fieldcount Method ........................ 9-49 Designing the Stock Class .......................... 9-49 The Stock Constructor Method ....................... 9-50 The Stock get Method .............................. 9-52 The Stock set Method .............................. 9-53 The Stock subsref Method .......................... 9-54 The Stock subsasgn Method ......................... 9-55 The Stock display Method ........................... 9-57 Example — The Portfolio Container ................. 9-58 Designing the Portfolio Class ........................ 9-58 The Portfolio Constructor Method .................... 9-59 The Portfolio display Method ........................ 9-60 The Portfolio pie3 Method ........................... 9-61 Creating a Portfolio ................................ 9-62 Saving and Loading Objects ........................ 9-64 Modifying Objects During Save or Load ............... 9-64 Example — Defining saveobj and loadobj for Portfolio ........................................ 9-65 Summary of Code Changes .......................... 9-65 The saveobj Method ............................... 9-66 The loadobj Method ................................ 9-66 Changing the Portfolio Constructor ................... 9-67 The Portfolio subsref Method ........................ 9-68 xvii
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